loot — goods or money obtained illegally or by force, especially during war or riots
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: goods or money obtained illegally or by force, especially during war or riots
Pronunciation (IPA): /luːt/
Korean meaning: 전리품, 약탈품, 노획물
Korean pronunciation: **루**트
Example Sentences
- The dragon's loot included golden cups and sparkling jewels.
- After the office party, someone looted all the leftover pizza.
- The gaming streamer was excited about the rare loot he found.
loot
NOUN//luːt//
goods or money obtained illegally or by force, especially during war or riots

two rough-looking bandits triumphantly carry heavy sacks overflowing with gold coins, jewelry, and precious items. One bandit holds up a ornate crown while the other grins at a handful of sparkling gems. Behind them, the village shows clear signs of being raided with broken doors and scattered possessions. The stolen goods spill from their bags as they move, showing the wealth they have forcibly taken. Other bandits in the background load more valuable items onto horses and carts. Villagers peer nervously from behind damaged buildings at the thieves. goods and money obtained illegally by force during a raid
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Man in suit guards his loot, while cops prepare to shoot!
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Origin
힌디어 'lūṭ'에서 유래되어 영어로 들어온 단어로, 원래 인도에서 강도나 약탈을 의미했습니다. 19세기 영국 식민지 시대에 영어에 정착되었죠.
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“The dragon's loot included golden cups and sparkling jewels.”
“After the office party, someone looted all the leftover pizza.”
“The gaming streamer was excited about the rare loot he found.”
“My cat loots my sock drawer every morning like a tiny burglar.”
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